Sentence examples for it less easy from inspiring English sources

This makes it less easy to borrow cheaply and invest for yield.

But he will find it less easy to swerve around the case of Sergei Magnitsky, the lawyer employed by a British citizen and his London-based investment company.

It's all too terrible to even think about.' Twenty miles further on into Romania, people are finding it less easy to speak.

The EU has also passed a law that will make it less easy for websites to track our online activities without our consent.

The other problem is that the cornea and lens in the eye gets less clear as we age, and that means glare is increased, making it less easy to see objects on the road at night.

Katherine Brown, director of the Institute of Alcohol Studies thinktank, said: "Before addressing individual drinkers it's important to begin by tackling the problem at the source, making it less easy to access cheap strong drink in supermarkets at all hours.

As The Atlantic notes, "not calling it a 'stimulus' makes it marginally less easy to attack".

While it is easy to add up medical expenses, it is less easy to calculate the costs (not to mention the ethical drawbacks) of not delivering efficient, high-quality medical care.

According to the GPs, for 70.8% it was easy to talk about "psychological problems" but it was less easy to talk about a psychiatric consultation (proving easy for only 43.4%).

"It's less easy to get now, but you still can get it," he said.

It's less easy to imagine the resulting feast tasting as good as it did at M. Wells Dinette.